William Doyle - Finland: My Greatest Teacher

The speaker shares insights from Finland's educational system, emphasizing the importance of joyful childhood memories, embracing failure, and outdoor play. They advocate for treating every child as gifted and ensuring equal education for all, as practiced in Finland. The speaker calls for respect for teachers and childhood, aligning these ideas with American values.

What does the speaker believe is essential for treating every child in education?

What is the speaker's wish for the future of education in the United States?